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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

A biI to enact sa ''hs6ituas criminal"
Law was introduced IA the Massachusetts,
Lsrisiasars last week. This il some
uhss new idea IN Legislation. Dat il hes
mnoh 10 commsud Il. The bill provides
that aay person Who has bsen twice sen
fenced to Ne state prison Ct that or saT
ether state. and twice imprisoned accord
in~ly. shall upon third cunvistion Of 5
state prison offerse. Be adindged an
hab,t.sl crirInsi. srd seuteBcad 70
tuenfy-svs years Imprisonment. hut
ma7. II re aeverucr AMI Council srs
satisfied That be is reformed, be Recessed
q a certiscnsa 70 that eject uron such
condition ~ ne Governiur may inpose
suhiect bc~s~sr 20 bs rssurued e prs-
son ar the tern & Ms original sentence
II his conduet pr3vss that his rsformasiou
VS. fltisorv. CT that hs kss -elspsed i1to
criu,s. A person who hss been zuilky of
: state priscn ofsnse Three tines. nay
net necessarily bs beyord he bore q
resorrs. but shs probabilities sre that he
ie. TIE provision thss priscusr nay
i,e released ccnditio1sliy On evidsucs e
ha-iur reformed. = efficient check
sesinsf IN nat punishment re helisva
sueb a EaT wo1ld have heaIthful effect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16


A12rhsx F1zrta - Issy aastins ter 81,
LR s.1srt. q slhazy l. sssikas iris1es
- fas eily.
Haa Z HaErss vas Il Grsad ksE IS yea
tzrasy 90 oassaeks.
Rexalsr u,sesiux a Lhs Bssrd of Paslle
As-ks l44s eseaa1z
Mr and zra d A Hsppsr q Asnistss.
sze gis.lag lxasadz - rs agy.
4 na8ssnzsnt = CD soos - pxFs Csy-sye
fre1 t1s pEseezt ottAsa-st. Fastng 10
Rl1e-s1
Mss Msssis cssrsss. q 0rsnd Rapids.
sii sisiG f0r . is~ days ~lkA Hrs. 4aAn
MsfafsEs.
"a II. 6afmsn. after a 80 weeks stay n
lie sify. rstskFnsc yeslssesy - hls hoaas IA
81 psai, Aina.
Tie l0smal opening Of ths Antisdais
hotel a Lake HsT5or tasss plxes todsys
and GA tesaoroe eseaias al opening hop
slll bs indaissd n
lasstagions have been extended % ysri-
0ug military con upanies IA neiga5oring
csrss 10 join A4skegon Ia . glorious cels-
bfatloa Of Jaly sth.
It Is reported that seertain uomsa in the
city, went into Mysteries because her hns-
0snd Joined the odd FELLOWS and would
nog tell tns secrets Of the ofdsg.
Tie Ladies Society Of the Norwegian
Lulnesan Church viii give lava social
and iee cream festival this svenlns Al the
resitencs u I. .. Ellison. No. % leer-st.
Arrivals estetdsy-Schooner Rouse
simmons WA. Jones Jessie Bogce.
Ihurssz .. ehas. Chris. Grover. Lin Hig-
bee. Annie Dali. Magnolia. fstrsl and o.
K. johnson.
A little four yesrs-old boy named Willie
Pesks, who resides with bis parents on
kirst.st, wandered away from his home AZ
an early hour yesterday, and when found
BY Chief Graham our on Jeiierson-st- had
made shout two miles in his rambles.
Chief FaIlon came out yesterday with .
newly painted buggy, The work Of Alex.
AeDoazld OF Engine Co. No. 3. with tie
words Fire Dept" in golden letters
stamped on the sides OF the same. Al
electric IRE alarm is his next ambition.
The department Is bound 10 zes TO the front
under "Jla'sn naturalization.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Prof. Turtle and q number OF bis pupils
viii give pubiic musicale at RoyA Area
nun Hal. THURSDAY evening. June %. The
following laiiss and gentlemen viii take
part Misses susie WeltOr. Matte Curtlss.
letiie Morrissey and Ida Wilson; Messrs.
FFad. r. Rand Thomas Hzrty. Henry
Schmit. IT. r. Saunders and j. C. Knox.
Cards OF admission can be had Of Prof Tut
ties pupiis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
MICHIGAN PINE LlEBS FOR SALE

LtkD nFFAffNEtr
IEtsr Af4flr AL thDI .sf ilsI FHafi
tEkft HArue Airh4 Atf y o4
5iniwp1 VIII tss sstf ssr end nsh a. p,na
cefr ffsl lne Htlgui On lsk in iaNns|ii =
~ ane - kfA fHe n1asDifaed gil ltrelfe
scaled bios. mailed niu ~ tslei.8 ksl.lof hlel.
a. bs opened IS
hatoFcsv. asfs e. 1857
VIII sxpcftaiioe a 81 Inl a0ls ~ 1ifhesf hld~
def The uateriaaea fesfFsef iUf lfteflsTs ui
rejecting afif efd fsi4l i,n experts so sfti 81
the worth - ths sbaf y I'D. kf'fs 49, an ft-
tited ~ bad % ne .flife - i3f 8 Iilt snd
o. Ems one o moft ef,tiolf iuf b a. ei.iff
and 3 fnts laEge snaooih 8n.l.ei fsafiAa iafeeIY
~ uff@fa frqsief sinpnf usplf. ltf h. sufs
sfn, Olfrh ifth. hrfnlnft $40 feoaf zfrff f. .
qlsiItity ~ vtiushlf isemioft ~ setefni - fhe
descriptions Jhefe ifau. fossis ttfoiiib eafh
~ tss tovfsislliIs Average hsu a. q. 81 q 4. ~
y atsolr - frflef
y = desired ttft perfies maklle hid2 mhke oiie
conditioned ~ q t3niseF ifo1trsf iel8f tElffe4
over q. Al. a 4 X a. ff-ffl Feee fift - gaiinis
nol1h - o beior ffsfso kaHiHs sua setssis6
~fibyti restrictions ri8lf DsfHf f|ts "a a.
3oun the t1skgeofi Rftf 1efnn afe tast
iifft without eetip5alf< fnfuifhrf % snfats ltta
Lsndf degFifeo g. feiscrs W
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

The OIL market al Trenton, No, viii
collapse before long IL this thing goes on
Lights IN residences 81 nighs have been
almost abandoned on account Of their ST.
tracing poisonous insect which "a IN
fsating the town and vicinity. IL is
thought TO Be species Of canshsridss. a
Spanish Hy. which dsvours vegetation
aud Is very poisonous to the human
body. There Is 10 use talking; in
migration must be limited and the
Spanizrss win have 20 keep their aiss st
home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
The PRIZE FIGHT.
Murphy Knocks the Sand Out of Mcdonald
and Wins The Tight.


Murphy Knocks the sand Out of Mcdonald
and Wins The Right.
The glove contest with three ornce mits
between James Murphy. of Big Rapids, and
Joe Mcdonald. champion ligl, weight OF
Minnesota, which has heen looked forward
to with great deal Of interest by the sport
lng fraternity. took place at. the Athletic
Club rooms in Lakeside last night.
James Mccormick stood at Murphy's
back, while Billy Taylor used
the fan and towel for McDon-
aid. After some wrangling Charles Kerr
was chosen referee, and Jimmy Robinson
held the watch.
At ll:l0 time was called and the men toed
the scratch. Mcdonald forced the lighting.
each Of the contestants PLAYED tattoo on
changed, and the round ended with honors
easy.
Second round-The short arm fighting
was continued. The contestants clinched
aud Murphy threw Mcdonald to the floor,
Mcdonald claimed foul and IN his anger
retired 10 his corner. pulled of his gloves
and said be "gouldn't fight q bull dog. !"
The referee ordered him 10 put on his
gloves and fight instead OF talking. lie
Cld 30 ana several heavy Dl0WS were ex-
changed before the call Of time.
Third round-Murphy fought care
fully and showed the good stuff
in him. II was give aud take, rib
roasters and short arm fighting Watching
his opportunity Murphy caught his adyer-
snry of bis guard and planting a singing
LETT handler under his opponents right ear
sent him 20 the floor. This practically set
tied the fight, although Mcdonald recover
ed himself and was up or his feet in few
seconds. He was groggy and the blows
which were exchanged fell short Again
they clinched. and being separated, Melon
aid again claimed fonl, charged that Nur-
ply both bi, and bit him in the clinch. pull
ed oh his gloves and left the ring refusing TO
fight longer. The referee awarded the fight
to Murphy. Murphy made many friends
and proved himself clever fighter and
hard hitter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

The snzcunesmans Of lhs fast shat ths
croEn Prince a Germany salfsrs psln
from dysph4zia a0a tns sngorgsnsas Of
ne esrsieal ssaslia vii sAtisfY svsry-
BODY be5ond donbf thAs his conditioa
y ssrY cri1iaal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

The Fspsatsd assurances given b ths
ones half -brssd press of Nsz Yerk thss
EoscoE CosKLIso IL forsgsr oct u
polikies leafs - 70 suspect that ths ex-
Sanatnr has shCwn sonas Indications C
returning 10 the frsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
DR.. II. ID. SIN YDER.
DENTAL OFFICE
vwxkTY- -oEE Ysks's FEscTrcE.

Ladies having their husbsDz s
o. son : cast -off 61offfine 70 SCI
vii fn6 that they ciln fsf the
highest prices FOR th.r1 isf The
G5obe Clothing fSouss fs Z
Bridge ~. Sccon5 Go hirg
store east O Canal st
Orders ~ ras5i receive prorr1r,f
aftentior.
HARRY NE ENMArs, Propr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Judge KELLEx. OF PhilsdslphiA. Is
sonsshas OF hunorist he nas pub
hshsd . card u ths effect that ss hs g
the only citizen Of hb Congressional dis
trics who - thoroughly aeclimatsd to
shs malarisl strnosphers q the House OF
Representatives. be intends to devote the
remainder Of his iifs 70 the duty OF saw
ir< any OF IN constituents from "a bans-
fal nfiusnes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

The Albany Journal makes seaaona-
be remark whsn is observes tai tais =
ths tims Of the PEAR snen ws are thrown
into the socisty Of the yoang man Who
rocks ths boat for fun. u u likewise
shssrvsbls that tns young man usually
adds couple q - ylisblss 70 his fnn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Mr.. orie B. Fuller and MiEs Jennie l..
ysnziliHgen, were married at the residence
Of the brides parents on walton-st. at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, Rev. T. B.
Wilson officiating. The couple left for
Chicago, and from thence they will go to
Ford River. Mich. which latter place they
intend making their future home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

The Findlay. Ohio. Republican Is en-
thuaszsEic i0r Gossrnor FoASxza II
says -Ohio never hAd = bstsaF Governor
than FoaAxxa and be vii bs nominated
by aeclznlztion znd elected With zhirL"
No othsr Ohio Governors administration
Was ever chsrsctsrized by such dsvsi-
cpmsnt Of natural gas. and It is natural
O. love onss bsnsfActors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
Cansi,tin Planar.

Charles ClayeT. aged IL, residing with his
parents a. "A Houston-sve, while at work
in the Muskeron Car Shops lste yesterday
afternoon, had his LETT hand badly crushed
ia a piansr. DR.. Thompson was called,
anl found il necessary 10 amputate the arm
lust below the elbow
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Residents ~ 0yuad Rgpi,is n'ho .saes
fhs eifg f9s fhs saasassF shoott crstsr tAs
TELEGR.A.h.HEkALD sest t0 thsif
aEi1frsss tchieh can u eisan9sd "a effsA
- desired
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

A. s3rsrzlss sas<ss - - - ess,p er&sf
shztstef k&@a. e&es<z Ns1s~& kffssA
Kte&ss stu ~ s4ksxe& s~s ~ she aAtsskes
f<ks - lie s2sss <Ft4e. At~ese saFe&is -
- eEez&
ne saseatszf - Ases - &ns efsert1 - s.0 0zk
ese - ke&t& - ezr4442f tss nar~hsF -
wuxas ~ &1F paris : iess sSaat<&
- s<s fsi1 tine-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

The Indian School at Carlisle. Pa. has
done better than some o. the white
schcols this year. Seventy three pupils
fFom that school wsut Wsst Ito list Of
TIA wssk AM most of them we're gradgtss.
Now II they could only be kept from
hone. they might remain civilized cit-
izsns OF the United States. That seems
70 bs The only way to keep them from
relapsiDg into barbsrisn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Il viii &c matter Of surprise 20 many
60 lsern that Southern courts believe
that ths blacks are equal 70 the whites
Ia even one particular. Bat il seems to
bs srus that t0ey are cn 50 equality a.
Tar a. inheritance goes, IN the opinion Of
fhs Supreme Court OF Georgis which has
decided in favor OF AHAxDA ESBASKs,
colored. sa llsg:simate daughter OF
pax-EI Dickson. OF that state by whom
abe was left 100000 By viii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

teke2. = 8asta<a 8sa4aa "a tflE 49,.
Hs4s1f 1sltsste4 4FsxE szae114z - : > 3eek-
sseesss = ~seaxfAseut
ASSESS rarksDA4. srsE IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

STkA1ED or sIotNk-~F3kUh PASTURE
- Desr kcfkford . lay ninfe with white egol
IL sIcerAd. fl4ck n6si sD1 tai. las ilsi sight
o. ieit eye. tss = sea- on rifht hind les shove
saui5le jOlfft cave information with DtIsu ,
nhesir Al kockf &c, "a foisoe liesdqsszefs e a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

HARDWARE BJsINEsS FOR eALE-WETL
III located IN centre of ctr. VII sell ~ discouu;
70 good buyer. or viii exchange fof city real
estate. Address Herdwsre, care mail Garner
No II. 1s1tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

DCrTcH MARI = T1Nf1r4E fFFzfE -
IL H-aree Ho1ns te-eefn - En1 y q n
: % $ EEd 80 >. r. ee1srzl rzsc<.sa. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

OsT-FHon - \. IONA ST. A CUBAN PAR
IL rof frfen. Finder ~fil receive ifbeFsi re-
yard for ~ return % p. a. Bowen. borsns
besfaursrt lfi
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

LscR sALE-BOTa FAMILY AND DRfvTEg
b0rsss- sales gusranteerl tyTsy a. ss1 Jefier
aup-sve. & h. RIkef. June II
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

NOR sAIE--A PONY WILL BROKE TO SAD
i die and Harness. also buggy hsrnezs. Apply
AZ J. Oelfeld, as y. Iorlis -. lM
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

EoR sALE-sTOCK or DRY oSE AND Twe
i inch good maple lumlef. A. l. wilcox a CO.
Msrcelons, Mich. IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

lVANTED-A SITUATION By MARRIED MAK
w Nth bushes house Hof effaad of Nofk
Geo. Mefey, Michisa1 Hotse. "a
frAKTID-sgTIATl0 BY A YOUNG NAN
w ss sfc1offsphtr Three keau experience
bal - fuferenccs gfrfn. NJ. q. care 1slesfsns-
Herald. 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

r,oR RsklE-oNE-HkLF IxTEREsT u IS BB1s
i rolling mili- Ad9ress. ssarfs Michel q Co
Dana Dab -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

tIooDNo3k TO ORDER - ~ Yor WANT
W wood msDilss. rfescTif9lan cases fafniEsfs
nsde u cider cSl of address 81 south Frs.rf. 81
OFsD1 khpitk. Mioh. sns a
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

pAsGAfNs-k HANDSOME HEw HpusE oE
ID iocef>ea ave, modern style f4o ti.afo
1enHs . ieH ulcf honies near sfress esn 10 -
& go a. e1egsnl ysFifsse Desr3ing hollss nesf
tep1t =. 30. g 90 down sood vsasEa los s4lt
hess<< and foolas - rent iot F9sBlisf al ie~
rss< y %ehn hola pElsliel. rsoe- q l4etstt
ll3ok epfoki.s Sweet Hete Atf
TO GARDENERS AND FkkyEKs-I ! HAvE
1 ibt ttsa acre property ths CITY. anG fsfms
u thirty co9nflcz O SoatheFn Alohifan. fes
ssie chfsp. Percy ]. Cook. Fountsin-st ian. 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

ylrAxTED-Two ROOMS rrxTfeBEp, FOH
W ugkf hoase keepirR. Bed FtfereDees firen.
Adcress Xxx. Telegram hsfnl1. 1es
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

4 OgT-oN 1rTE Hh. ox TdE SHIFT BIZ
l. tween ff.s Boston store snd the stsf cigthinf
fosisc ooe bisck gree grain siif ffrees Wiz luuf
biscs handle two iiscs tesses on nanf,e flndeg
vii plesse iesfe the sane a. The Once of The
Tele.rsrn- -Hefs.d 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

uVANTED-A SITUATION As HFIPIR. N A
W wholesale housl ahefe tanff Is Chanre "a
wors up. address Boa G.is oisce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

NOR SALE 0NE AUJTMAN h TAYLOR
L steam thresher com p3ese nearly new vii sell
cheap Tor cash Or exchange f0r resi eefefe o.
VILLAGE properly. J. y. Bsxias Leroy N'cb.1fnd
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

MONEY Yrs. HAvE "a f0R VOC AT
vi Sc, = and per ceut o. frstaciss security.
NortEages Negotiated Liis and Sarkn gfoIssrss
fof SAFE exchanre. Pin Insurance al iossoei
rates hsli road islf,.if wanted. y. A. Johnson
No. 2oCsaAi-fL ron. y. Grand spl6s. Jul,ls
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

ST. JACOBS Oil is highly priced wherever used
--Bieber, CAL, Mountain Tribune.
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Decline Of Henry George.

New York Evening Post.
The rapidity with which Henry George has
ruined his reputation is really wonderful Six
months ago he was regarded by a great many
sensible people rs q man whose views upon
social topics deserved respect Now he is talk
ing such unmitieated rubbish as this, which he
uttered before audience at Paterson, N. j. 4,
last night The horrors Of chattel slavery never
matched the horrors of the slavery Of the work
ingmen today" His Paterson audience was
small one, and the fact that his name is no
longer potter. to draw crowd is a striking sign
of his descent
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Mr.. Grady's Sudden Prominence.

Certainly Mr.. Grady made capital speech.
but if men are to be made President for ta;lxine
we'll after a good dinner why, the HOG, Chaun-
cey NJ Derew and Gen. Horace Porter, and
dozen others that might b named. have earned
the nomination dozen times over. But, per-
haps Mr. Gradys sudden elevation to the head of
the ticket only sho US the dearth of Democratic
statesmen out of whom presidential timber can
be manufactured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
A New Form of simplicity"

Boston Herald.
Washington 'lick-upn is the latest form of
social thrift. A magnate gives dinner party to
a number Of notable people, and the following
day she gives a luncheon TO others of her
quaintance who are not notable. to whom the re-
mains Of the previous feast are served. This is
The lick up"
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A Different Case.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Republican Senators are charged with
inconsistency because they confirmed the sp-
Monument Of Fred Douglass. resident of Buff
falo But a matter Of fact. Mr.. Douglass had
for years spent most OF his time in Washington,
where he owned property, and practically
resident OF tho city. Matthews never saw
Washington until he was imported to take charge
II n purely local Office and the most important
f1ce in the d.strict
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one shouted; II can't" was the reply, tive only
got fifteen minutes TO freeze this cream and he
did not stir. The almost strangled woman was
carried by him, but he kept to mis- work. This
is equal to Thackeray's heroine who, notwith-
standing the woes of Werther went cutting
bread and butter
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A Faithful Servant.

Boston Transcript,
That was trusty cooks assistant who. when
\ frenzied woman was trying TO hang herself in
= Kenuebec hotel, on recent Sunday, and the
Whole neighborhood were wild with excitement.
at In the Kitchen stoically immovable. grinding
An icecream freezer Come and help" some
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1t Is Not Chronic.

Fort Wayne Gazette.
The chief fault which the Chicago ministers
found with the ballet was that it was 'inexcusa-
bly, fleshy." That. however. fault which the
ballet has never revealed anywhere outside of
Chicago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
DIED.

WAGNER-On Sunday. January 2 1887, at 6:iO
d. m, John q. Wagner oldest of Charles and
Elizabeth Wagner, aged four years and seven dAs..
Funeral from family residence, 853 kath Meridian
street on Tuesday, January A. at ESQ p. Friends
are invited to attend without further notice.
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Good Advice.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

Philadelphia Record.
Do you want to see your way clear in the new
year, If you do. don't begin it by looking
through glass with whisky in it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03
A Great Truth.

Philadelphia Record.
Andover or no Andover, there is bic differ
ence between splitting hairs and saving souls.
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just Like His Luck.

Foreign Fun.
Dialogue while coming from the races:
'Did he back the winner2'
.'Of course If he were to throw himself out
Of fifth-story window he'd fall on his mother
in-law"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-03

AYERS Cherry Pectoral cures Colds, Coughs
and Consumption; an unequaled anodyne ex-
pectorant
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Good Thing to Keep.

Pittsburg Dispatch.
Now begin to keep diary. A diary will la
a long time ii we'll kept.
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Richmond Telegram.
Even at its weakest, If taken in generous
quantities and properly encouraged. whisky can
DC counted on to rip up right fine constitution
without much delay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18

yTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
/ existing between the undersigned under
the firm name of Weinshank d Knox has
this day been mutually dissolved; said Knox
to continue the business Mr.. Knox will
collect all bills due the firm, and pay all La
bilties of the firm.
Dated Los Angeles, August |, 1887.
F. A, WEINSHANK,
au2-1mo ID kNOA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18
turbulent Prayer-Meeting.
A ra,,, rrraua1ar 4

H'uW lluNSiSi'J
tcle Josephas, l understand that
thWas quite battle down at your
hottie other night" said the Gov
erpf Arkansaw, speaking to an old
neewhose duty it is to stay about
thetehouse during sessions OF the
Gel Assembly to keep the legis-
latoom carrying off anything.
'1l. sah. we had er right sharp
tim,wn dar, sho's yer born'd, we
did.
Ought it was to be prayer
mee."
Esd I, sab, an so it wuz an
woul been hadn't been fur dem
blameferdis'. Da come down dar
er mn wild us Baptists wen da
wa'ntited. Eber'thing went err
long htv well at fust, till Brudder
Jake ,yey lowed dat it wuz time
for pr Den er Meferdis' oman she
bounc up, she did, an wanted
ter ky ef we want gwine ter
hab hin ter eat. Look heah,
says pes yer think dis is er haug-
KILN ?Oh, no. says she, fur | ].
amt 4 none o. yo' folks gittin'
killed f, Laws er massy, how ashy
dat 'spsion did make me! | jes'
ached lid, ter flatten' dat lady out
ergin dali, but l put mer hoof on
mer tenr ter hol it down, an salts
fed me'f by boxin' her jaw"
"Wh you didn't strike her%'
"Whiidn't strike her ?" he re-
piled, gedly shaking his head. Il
reckon id strike her, an right den
dar bum er 'formance dat want
like epra'r-meeting', fur, bein'
deserp'id in eatin', dem Meferdis'
wuz HORN soap. OATS de way wild
dem Mrdis', sab. Allus thinkin'
bout ea'. I spies 'em."
"Wasbody hurt during the fight?''
"Walias, sab, pear like dar wuz.
Some phous pusson hit my wife
wild sutP and laid her up, an doan'
yer thinsah, that lady thinks / done
it? Ya.ah, she do, gubner; yas,
she do. links SO 'caze seberal days
ago she me wild er rock. Tell Gle
truf, l dtsorter draw back at her
Err, hawaw !"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18
Coal. &c, Charcoal and Wood.

Wholesaleld retail. Special rates for car
load lots, iyered to all points. Office; .
Court str, telephone 33. Yard; Corner
Alameda Jackson streets; telephone 3lo.
WALTER S. MAXWELL,
lie Agent for Wellington Coal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18
A rd md an Oath.
STATE OF CIFoRNIA,

STATE OF LIFOKNIA,
Los A.LEs COUNTY,
To WHOM MAY CONCERN:
We haNresided on the Rancho Ex..
Mission, San Fernando, the number, oi
years set oDsite our respective names be,
low. and ydo each solemnly swear that
the orangeroduced on said ranch are as
fine as anye have seen in the State, and
we furtherear that scale bugs do not, ana
never havexisted on any trees on the
ranch, sintye have known 1t, and nothing
has ever be used upon the trees to prevent
the bugs fir collecting there:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18
coMINa SOUTH CONG NORTH.

The steamers Santa Rosa and Queen Of Pa
dates of their arrival from San Francisco,
and on their trips between San Pedro and
San Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eure-
ka and Los Angeles calf at all way ports
Cars to connect with steamers leave 8. p.
r. r. depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With
Santa Rosa and Queen of Pacific. at 9:4O
O'Clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles and Eureka,
going north, at 4:5O O'Clock p. M.
~-For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points I'm Europe,
APPLY TO
II. MCCLELLAN, AGENT.
Office, No. Commercial ST., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18
HYDE PARK! !
A Beautiful Suburban Town
SCENERY UNSURPASSED.

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Com
pany are now fast laying the track on their
branch line, which passes through Hyde
Park to Port Ballona, and promise compile
good news for Hyde Park, and makes the
Remaining choice lots and villa property
there very desirable at this time. Lots $125
seach. Acre property 5000 per acre. Call at
once, as prices will advance.
iv2O-1m MI. l.. WICK,S OFFICE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-18
Newcastle Fruit Land,
PLACER COUNTY.

fruit land in Placer county, in the
neighborhood of Newcastle, will do well to
correspond with the undersigned, as he has
a large number of improved and unim-
proved farms, from to 500 acres, ranging
in price from $40 per acre up:
ROBERT JONES,
Newcastle, Cal.
Or Southern California Land Bureau, 3l6
North Main st. Los Angeles, Cal. mrl6tf